Smith & Wesson’s compensated pistols—the M&P9 M2.0 SPEC and Performance Center Model 19 Carry Comp—deliver reduced recoil, faster follow-up shots, and excellent accuracy for both
Fredy Riehl, AmmoLand’s Editor-in-Chief, already covered U.S. District Court Judge William E.. Smith’s ruling in O’Neill v. Neronha. Judge Smith employed a bit of judicial
The NRA, GOAL, and Pioneer Valley Arms have filed Hanlon v. Campbell in federal court, challenging Massachusetts’ vague and unconstitutional “assault-style” firearm ban. The post
iStock Washington, D.C. – Rogue lawyers inside the Department of Justice (DOJ) are actively resisting the Trump administration’s pro-Second Amendment agenda, continuing to fight against
The King County, WA Sheriff’s Department is holding a “guy buyback” Sept. 6. Research has found there is no emprical evidence such efforts reduce violent
The Firearms Policy Coalition warns that the DOJ’s latest strategy in Elite Precision Custom v. ATF could leave the interstate handgun sales ban in place.
A federal judge has ruled that New York’s ban on nonresident concealed carry permits violates the Second Amendment. The post District Court Strikes Down New
Opinion TLDR: The American Bar Association has spent decades pushing sweeping gun control—from penalties on victims who don’t report stolen guns, to redefining the Second
Owning an AK-47 is lawful, but in a courtroom it can become a liability. Recent cases reveal how prosecutors use the rifle’s stigma to sway
A federal judge ordered Alex Jones to sell Infowars to satisfy the Sandy Hook judgment. The post Court-Ordered Infowars Sale: How Tragedy, Free Speech, and